Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 209, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 January 1926 — Page 8

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

“| EW YEAR’S receptions were held throughout the city by many women’s organizations today. Paintings of contemporary American artists were exhibited by the John Herron Art Institute Association, which In conjunction with wornen’fe organizations was host. Club members poured tea at separate tabiOH. .Club women who aided the association were Mrs. S. E. Perkins, Mrts. Charles T. Hannp,, Mrs. Thomas Spencer and Mrs. O. C. Wilcox will pour, assisted by Mrs. L. M. Edwards, Mrs. H. H. Rice, Mrs. Louis Poyser, Mrs. M. M. Atherton, Mrs. Wilson Parker, Mrs. William Forsyth, Mrs. J. Otis Adams, Miss Emma King, Miss Florence Howell, Miss Lucille Ballard, Mrs. Floyd White, Mrs. James Fish, Mrs. Charles Benedict, Miss Lucille Stewart, Mrs. Jacob White, Mrs. John Downing Johnson and Mrs. John R. Curry. New members were entertained by the Woman’s Department Club from 3 to 6 p. m. at 1702 N. Meridian St. Mrs. Charles W. Ross, Crawfordsville, State regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution, was honor guest at a reception at 824 N. Pennsylvania St., from 4 until 6 p. m. Stockholders of the Propylaeum

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Association held their annual reception from 3 to 6 p. m. Butler University Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority chapter entertained from 4 until 6 p. m. FIRE TRUCK IN CRASH Accident Comes Ten Minutes After New Year. Just ten minutes of the new year had been spent when the first tirerun accident of 1925 occurred. An automobile driven by Charles Wright, 3802 English Ave., crashed into a fire truck from No. 2 station at Meridian and South Sts. No one was injured. LOAD OF COTTON BURNS Railroad Officials Unable to Esti. mate Loss. Railroad and fire officials were unable to estimate loss caused by fire Thursday night in a carload shipment o fcotton from Mississippi en route to the east. The car was on the siding at Raymond St. and White River. Cause of the fire was not known.

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Note: The Times will pay $1 for each recipe submitted by a reader and printed in this column. Address Recipe Editor of The Times. AU GRATIN POTATOES Eight medium sized potatoes boiled until tender. Peel and slice thick. Cut up % pound cheese and a small can of pimento. Make white sauce by stirring 1 tablespoon of flour in 2 tablespoons of butter. Add Vi pint milk and enough salt and pepper for entire amount. When thick pour over the potatoes. Mix good, and brown In oven for twenty minutes. Mrs. Harley W. Hull, 1131 Chestnut St., Columbus, lnd. ” MOCK CHICKEN One pound of pork chops boiled in three pints of water till tender. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Add three hard boiled eggs chopped tine. Make dumplings, as for chicken, drop in and cook all together until dumplings are done. Mrs. Robert Williamson, 311 W. First St., Rushviile, Ind. GRANGER PIE One large cup molasses, same of water, a tablespoon of cinnamon, and a teaspoon of soda. Stir till it foams. Line four tins with pie crust and divide the mixture between them. Then mix thoroughly two cups of flour, one of sugar and a generous lump of butter. Sprinkle evenly over your pies and bake. They will come out of the oven with a delicious odor. Mrs. H. Singer, 357 N. Holme* Ave., city. MASHED POTATO FUDGE Two cups granulated sugar, 1 cup milk (preferably canned milk diluted one-third) 1 cup mashed potatoes (potatoes must not contain any salt, butter or milk). Place sugar and milk on fire, stirring constantly. Let It comb to a boll, then add mashed potatoes. I>et boll until It forms a soft ball in cold water. Then remove from fire and add % pound of peanut butter. Beat until

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creamy and pour on buttered plates to cool. Cut in squares. If other than peanut flavor is desired, use creamery butter size of a large walnut added to sugar and milk and the desired flavoring just before you beat the mixture. The potatoes take away the extreme sweetness that most fudge has. Mrs, M. Ij. Url&ub, 2860 N. Chester Ave., City. CORN PONE 1 pint flour, 3 pints com meal, 1 cup sugar, 3 pints buttermilk, 1 teaspoon salt, 2 teaspoons baking powder, 1 teaspoon soda Mix thoroughly and bake in well greased crock in moderate oven for two hours. Martha E. Ragsdale, 220 N. Holmes Ave. City. The Tangle LETTER FROM LESLIE PRESCOTT TO LITTLE MARQUISE, CARE OF THE SECRET DRAWER; Yes, here I am at last, dearylittle Marquise. I am home again, and oh, how good it seems! This place that was my father’s iand mother’s and is now mine! This place where my girlhood was spent sebms at last lust full of happiness for me! When I arrived early this morning Thomas was at the station to meet me. His rugged Scotch faco was covered with a smile which seldom one sees upon it. ‘‘Mr. Prescott tola me to tell you. Mum, that he had intended to drive down for you himself, but he slipped

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on the hall floor last night and broke the skin which had already formed over the bum on his leg and the doctor said he must not attempt to drive a car today. Indeed, he made him go back to bed." “Oh, I hope it’s nothing serious," I Bald to our old chauffeur In alarm. "Oh, no, Mrs. Prescott. It Is not at all serious, but the doctor wants the new skin to be thoroughly healed before he uses his leg in any way, and as Mr. Prescott is so determined to go to the plant when they take that moving picture, 1 think his physician was glad of an excuse to keep him In the house today.” "And how are the children, Thomas?” I asked, as we made our way through the station, where my eyes were surprised by a gorgeous new roadster —something I had intended to buy for myself for a long while. "Oh, how wonderful!" I exclaimed. “Yes,” said Thomas. “Mr. Prescott said I was to present it to you with his love, and talking about the children, Master John said to me yesterday that probably after you came home you would want him to learn chauffeuring, for, with this new car, he knew you would ride with greater safety If he was at the wheel.” I looked up In surprise. Thomas was not wont to joke, but It did not seem possible that little Jack could have said just what he was telling me. "I’m sure you’re trying to make a joke! That sounds awfully grown up. Thomas." "No, Mrs. Prescott, Master John

really said all of It/ Your oldest son. Mum, surely thinks you could not get along without him. Sometimes I think he is almost grown up already." "What did you say to him, Thomas?” "I asked him if he thought It would be fair to take my Job away from me. That seemed to boa new Idea His five-year-old brain had not before realized that I noodod a Job.” “And then?” I asked. (Copyright. 1925, NEA Service, Inc.) NEXT—Tills letter, continued. BONDS ARE AUTHORIZED Indianapolis Water Company to Issue $1,660,000 In Securities. The public service commission has authorized the Indianapolis Water Company to issue and sell $1,660,000 In bonds to finance Improvements and betterments. Evidence on the case was heard several weeks ago. HINTON GIVEN MEDAL Criminal Court ‘Probation Officer Honored by Red Men. Grover C. Hinton, 1037 S. Senate Ave., Criminal Court probation officer, possesses a gold medal presented to him Wednesday night by Red Cloud Tribe No. 18 of the Red Men’s Lodge. Hinton has been a member of the organization twentyone years, joining when he was 19 years old. He is married and has two daughters.

FRIDAY, JAN. 1,1926

IV/Tartha Lee’s Column

Mother Forbids Dear Mia Lee: I am a flri of 14 and am in ttm 6rat year of hqrn achool. My mother thinks it Is a diarraoe tor flrls of m.v axe to run around with the boys Don’t you think sties old-faehtoned Mies Leo? Since 1 am not allowed to do that what am T to do? I don't enjoy (Oinjr around with rirls very much rounrsr than TANARUS, but the srirls of my age and older spend their time with the boys, so what will I do? Mlhs I>er, mother treat* me like an Infant. She will very seldom let dm ro out at ntrht unless them tea grown per son lagging along. Do Yes, Frances, I think mother 1* very wise. You must b* a girl of little Imagination and Initiative If the only things you can think of are boys. Ido not bolleve that your mother would forbid your having boy and girl friends at your house to make candy or play guinea occasionally. What she no doubt and rightly objects to Is her little daughter going out with a cub of a boy alone, both trying to be grown up and sophisticated enough to pet and do the rough things they’ve heard older boys and girls were doing. Better be a little girl while you can, Frances. You’ll be a grown woman a long, long time. I think that friendship with boys should come gradually and naturally into the lives of girls, not be sprung upon them all at once Just because they are 17 or 18 or 19, and of age. But 1 do think mother Is wise to send a grown-up "tagging*’ along for a while.